BlazingWildz Casino Verification

BlazingWildz Casino Verification

Verification Documents Required for Deposit

We all know about the verification procedure – if not the specifics, then at least the basics. You need to verify your identity before you can withdraw even a cent from BlazingWildz, and that’s a requirement you can find not just here, but at any online casino. That begs the question, though: do you also need to verify yourself when you deposit? The answer depends on the casino, but in this case, it’s a resounding no! You don’t need to provide any documents at all when making your first deposit.

Verification Documents Required for Withdrawal

Even though you won’t need to present any documents when depositing, BlazingWildz Casino (like nearly every other gambling site and a whole bunch of non-gambling ones that deal with transactions and withdrawals) will require you to verify your identity before you see even a cent of winnings. That’s not something they made up, but rather, it’s a mandate imposed upon every single site that allows people to receive money from it. You can’t, as a company, legally send anyone cash without knowing EXACTLY who that person is.

So, as a player, how can you prove your identity? Well, the same way you’d do that in the real world, by using documents like:

• Proof of ID – A photo ID valid in your country – could be your ID card, passport, driver’s license, etc. If it’s official documentation and has your photo on it, it’ll likely work;
• Proof of Address – This one’s even easier, since it just requires a document that shows your address, like a utility bill or delivery receipt. Anything like that will do the job;
• Proof of Payment Method.

You can easily find the first two things within 5 minutes of actually looking for them, but what about the third? What even is a ‘proof of payment method’? To put it simply: you need to prove that you own whatever payment method you used to make your deposit. So, for credit cards, you need to take a photo of the card from the front and back, with the middle digits on the front and the security number on the back concealed. If you used bank transfer instead, you’d need a document from your bank certifying the account as yours – some banks issue them electronically. And finally, if you deposited with crypto (which you likely did because that’s 4 out of 7 payment options), you won’t even need to get verified at all. How cool!